Just wanted to remind everyone that the High Rankings Search Marketing Seminar is getting close!
We still have some available seats open, however, so if you've been thinking about attending, now is the time.
Forum moderators Scottie Claiborne, Karon Thackston (copywriter), Christine Churchill (Horsecove) and me will be teaching. Additionally, Jennifer Laycock from Search Engine Guide, plus Mike Churchill (Hank Cowdog here on the forum) have been added to the line up.
This is a two day event with all the basics covered on the first day, with more in-depth topics covered on the second day. Also, on the day two we'll be running concurrent "site clinics" where participants can have their websites reviewed at no extra charge by our experts. That alone is worth the price of admission!
For those who can't attend but are in the area, on Thursday night (the 28th) we'll be having a cocktail reception, of which you're welcome to attend.
Hope to see you there!
Jill
P.S. High Rankings Forum members will get 25% off the registration fee. Simply use the discount code of FORUM in the appropriate place when your register and provide us with your forum user name.
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High Rankings Search Marketing Seminar
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Jill
, Jun 11 2007 08:26 AM
3 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 11 June 2007 - 08:26 AM
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Posted 21 June 2007 - 02:21 PM
Is this workshop geared for the technical, web designer type of individual, or for a more general marketing manager who is responsible for many facets of marketing, including overseeing website design, update, etc.?
Please advise; thanks.
Linda R
Please advise; thanks.
Linda R
#3
Posted 21 June 2007 - 06:01 PM
It's good for both. Especially the marketing manager type.
#4
Posted 28 June 2007 - 10:42 AM
Just for future reference, Chris is on stage now and asked how many people were from large agencies and how many were from small shops and it was about 40/60... small shops with 60%.
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